The steps to transfer Realtime Mail to a new computer may vary depending on the operating system and specific software version you're using, but here's a general guide: 1. **Backup your emails**: - On your old computer, open Windows Live Mail. - From the "File" menu, choose "Export" or "Import." - Select "Email messages and settings," then follow the prompts to create a backup in .EMLX or .IMAP format. 2. **Install Windows Live Mail**: - On the new computer, you'll need to download and install the same version of Windows Live Mail that was on the old one. Note that it's not pre-installed in some newer versions of Windows. 3. **Import your emails**: - After installation, open Windows Live Mail. - Go to the "File" menu again and select "Import." - Choose "From another email program" and locate the backup file you created on the old computer. - Follow the prompts to complete the import process. 4. **Set up accounts**: - You might need to re-establish your email accounts on the new computer. In Windows Live Mail, this is typically done under the "Tools" menu's "Accounts" option. Make sure to enter the correct server settings. 5. **Sync your emails**: - If your emails are synced via IMAP, Windows Live Mail on the new computer should automatically download all messages. With POP3, you may only see emails that existed at the time of the backup. 6. **Transfer contacts and calendar**: - Similarly, these will also need to be exported and imported onto the new computer. In Windows Live Mail, these options are usually found within the "Contacts" and "Calendar" menus. Please note that these steps can vary slightly depending on the version of Windows Live Mail. If you encounter difficulties, consult the software's help documentation or contact technical support.

How to Transfer Windows Live Mail to a New Laptop

"My husband is a travel consultant and he uses Windows Live Mail 2012 frequently. He has bought a new HP laptop. Migrating all the existing files, folders, programs, and accounts to the new computer is a very time-consuming task for him. He has copied all his files. Is there any way to transfer the program – Windows Live Mail to the new laptop? He can't download this program from Microsoft."

Windows Live Mail is a discontinued free email client developed by Microsoft. It was the successor to Windows Mail in Windows Vista, which in turn was the successor to Outlook Express in Windows XP. It was available for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows 8, and was also compatible with Windows 10.

Important: Support for Windows Live Mail 2012 ended on January 10, 2017, and it's no longer available for download from Microsoft.

How to Transfer Windows Live Mail to a New Computer (Compatible with Windows 10)

There are many reasons why you might want to transfer Windows Live Mail to a new computer. The main one is that you can no longer download this program from Microsoft since 2017. Switching to a new Windows OS or buying a new desktop or laptop doesn't mean you have to leave your important email messages behind. In fact, with the right tool, you can easily transfer Windows Live Mail to another computer.

Todo PCTrans is a simple PC transfer software that lets you move your data, apps, and account settings from one computer to another with just one click. This user-friendly tool can:

• Moving applications from one computer to another
• Safely transfer programs from C drive to D drive in Windows 10
• Transferring or backing up data from one computer to another
• Migrating a Windows account from one computer to another

Download this professional PC transfer tool to move Windows Live Mail to a new computer.

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Step 1: Launch Todo PCTrans on one of the computers and choose the “PC to PC” option.

Step 2: Set the transfer direction – Choose “Old” for the old computer to new computer, and “New” for new computer to old computer.

Step 3: Connect the source computer to the target computer.

Enter your account password or verification code to connect the current computer with the target one. Then choose the transfer direction and click "Connect" to proceed.

• The password is the login password for the selected computer. • The verification code appears in the upper-right corner of the main “Computer-to-Computer” screen on the target computer.

Step 3: Select “Windows Live Mail” for the conversion.

Look for and check the box next to “Windows Live Mail” in the Applications section.

Step 4: Transfer Windows Live Mail to your new computer.

Click “Transfer” to start transferring Windows Live Mail to your new computer.

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